Killas Cottage, Fowey, is a captivating 18th-century terraced cottage that seamlessly blends historic charm with modern comfort. The light and bright kitchen / diner invites you to prepare and share favourite meals, whilst a handy utility cupboard houses additional equipment including a freezer, washer / dryer, and microwave. The delightful lounge beckons with its warming wood burner set within a stone fireplace, exposed timber beams, and characterful stone walls creating the perfect sanctuary for unwinding with a film or good book.
Step outside to discover a charming raised terrace accessed via metal steps, where garden furniture creates an intimate suntrap ideal for lazy summer afternoons. The cottage offers three beautifully appointed bedrooms across two upper floors: a cosy single room and charming super-king-size room with exposed stone walls on the first floor, plus a cheerful small double bedroom on the second floor featuring glimpses towards the river. Two well-appointed bathrooms ensure comfort, including a ground-floor shower room and first-floor bathroom with shower over bath.
Picture yourself awakening to the gentle sounds of this tranquil pedestrianised passage, brewing morning coffee in your characterful kitchen, then settling into the stone-warmed lounge as evening light filters through ancient beams. Experience the magic of staying within an authentic Cornish cottage where flagstone floors and exposed stonework tell stories of centuries past.
Killas Cottage, Fowey, perfectly positions you to explore Cornwall's treasured south coast. The enchanting Fowey Aquarium (2 km) offers fascinating glimpses into Cornish marine life with interactive touch pools showcasing local sea creatures, while the pretty beach at Readymoney Cove beckons just half a mile away. St Austell Market House (14 km) provides a vibrant community space hosting creative businesses and cultural activities, while Wheal Martyn Clay Works at Carthew (16 km) reveals Cornwall's china clay heritage through beautiful parkland settings. The Lost Gardens of Heligan in Pentewn (23 km) captivate visitors with their magical restoration, diverse plant collections, and enchanting woodland walks that transport you through horticultural history.
Adventure seekers will delight in Pirate Quest Adventure Golf in Newquay (46 km), where mystical caves, treasure hunts, and interactive exhibits bring Cornish legends to life through immersive storytelling across 18 challenging holes. The legendary Tintagel Castle (50 km) offers breathtaking clifftop views and Arthurian history, with dramatic ruins perched 100 metres above crashing Atlantic waves where legend claims King Arthur was born. Meanwhile, Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm in Penhallow (53 km) provides award-winning experiences with guided tours, vintage tractor rides through working orchards, traditional cider making demonstrations, and tastings of their famous Rattler cyder.
The historic market town of Liskeard, just 31 kilometres away, sits perfectly positioned between the wild beauty of Bodmin Moor and Cornwall's stunning coastline. This charming Georgian town hosts traditional weekly markets, boasts excellent rail connections to London, and serves as the gateway to the picturesque Looe Valley Line heritage railway. Meanwhile, foodie paradise Padstow is a 44-kilometre drive north, where this enchanting fishing port has earned legendary status thanks to Rick Stein's culinary empire and numerous award-winning restaurants. The harbour buzzes with fresh seafood landings, boutique shops, and traditional pubs, making it Cornwall's undisputed gastronomic capital.
